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newman1 06-17-2005 04:08 PM

RE: Question about Arrow weight and Speed
 
zak123 i guess you were right according to Lancaster archery those Bohning weigh 12.1 grains.I never thought they were that much:)

zak123 06-17-2005 04:14 PM

RE: Question about Arrow weight and Speed
 
Dangit, I leave for one minute and I could have placed a bet! Thanks Lancaster! [:@]:D

newman1 06-17-2005 04:19 PM

RE: Question about Arrow weight and Speed
 
That's why i don't gamble[&:]

G2 Shooter 06-20-2005 01:56 PM

RE: Question about Arrow weight and Speed
 
I would go with the 2" Blazers if you are using mechanicals. The weigh roughly 5.5-5.8 grains a piece. They are listed at 5 grains each but I have weighed several and never got one under 5.5. I have shot 3 Blazers on my arrows with mechanical heads with much success. I am fletching some arrows with 4 Blazers this year and they seem to control the arrows just a tad bit better. They might fly better through a WB than longer vanes.

My old Buckmaster G2 had an IBO rating of 309. I was shooting 383 grain arrows at 268fps so you should be close to that.

newman1 06-20-2005 02:01 PM

RE: Question about Arrow weight and Speed
 
G2 what kind of broadheads are you shooting?

G2 Shooter 06-20-2005 02:44 PM

RE: Question about Arrow weight and Speed
 
I have been shooting the NAP Scorpion XP 100's. They fly great on my arrows. I put them in the right spot and the deer don't go any farther than 30 yards. I was kinda iffy about the o-ring design but I haven't had any problems with them. There are a lot of cut-on contact mechanicals out now and I'm sure they all work well.

This is my advice on broadheads: I am sure that if they are placed in the right spot on an animal that they would all perform well. You will just have to find which broadhead shoots well for you and be confident with your setup. Then you can concentrate on picking a spot and not worry about your equipment. Read everyone's advice on this forum with an open mind and then make the best decision for you.

newman1 06-20-2005 03:51 PM

RE: Question about Arrow weight and Speed
 
I already know which broadheads work great for me.100gr. 4 blade muzzys:Dand am completely confident in my setup that Len and Tony gave me,i was just curious what you were shooting:D

silentsam 07-10-2005 09:42 AM

RE: Question about Arrow weight and Speed
 
;)the quickspin vane are just about right at 12.5 gr ea. i put 3 4in vanes off-set on my arrows they are quiet and fly good. i also shoot the REVELUTION from rocky mountain.100gr broad head it does a great job on deer. jim


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